About Dogpile web search
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Data, personal.3. DogpileBack in the early days, Dogpile was the number one choice for fast and effective searching on the web. However, all that changed in the late 1990's and Dogpile faded into obscurity when Google rose to become number one.Today, Dogpile is back and offers a growing index and a clean user interface. If you're looking for an alternative to Google that offers an attractive interface and useful crosslink results, check out Dogpile.4. GiburuUnlike most search engines, Giburu doesn't censor your search results. It offers a Firefox toolbar plugin that allows anonymous search with 128 bit encryption making your search queries completely safe.If you're looking for uncensored and unpersonalized anonymous web and news results, try Giburu!5. Search EncryptAnother privacy based search engine. Search Encrypt is a great alternative to DuckDuckGo and Giburu. It includes a general search function along with video and image search capabilities.6. EcosiaIf you want to help save the environment while you search, Ecosia is a great engine to use. Just run your normal searches and Ecosia will donate its surplus income to conservationist organizations that plant trees. Plus Ecosia provides great results using Bing and their own algorithm.7. YandexThis search engine was developed in Russia and is the Russian Google 55-65% of the market for search.It's also very popular in areas of the E.U. Like Google, it offers many similar services like mobile apps, analytics, cloud storage and email service. If you're looking for a European alternative to Google, try Yandex.8. Internet ArchiveInternet Archive is the web's version of the “Wayback Machine.” It allows you to search the history of over 284 billion web pages. It's been taking snapshots of the web for years.Great if you're searching for news or web page design from the late 90's til today. It might not be an every
